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| JanetRochester | INTRODUCE YOUSELF, IF YOU WANT (page: 1 2 3) | 45 | Sep 5 2009, 4:57 PM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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Thread started: Aug 14 2007, 3:22 AM EDT
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I WOULD LIKE TO USE THIS POST AS A WAY FOR EVERYONE TO INTRODUCE THEMSELVES AS THEY VISIT THE SITE. I WILL START: MY NAME IS MARIE AND I AM THE CREATOR OF THIS SITE. I FIRST CAME TO KNOW THE BRONTË'S THROUGH A SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE IN MIDDLE SCHOOL THAT HAD A CONDENSED VERSION OF A JANE EYRE PLAY IN IT, AND I WAS PICKED TO PLAY THE PART OF JANE. AFTER THAT I IMMEDIATELY READ THE BOOK, FELL IN LOVE, AND HAVE BEEN COMPLETELY INFATUATED EVER SINCE. I AM A STUDENT AT EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY, AND AM CURRENTLY TRYING TO DECIDE BETWEEN GOING TO PHARMACY SCHOOL OR GOING THE ENGLISH/LITERATURE ROUTE. JANE EYRE IS MY FAVORITE NOVEL, WITH VILLETTE COMING IN A CLOSE SECOND, BUT I AM TRYING TO DIVE INTO THE SISTER'S POETRY, ESPECIALLY EMILY'S, TO TRY AND EXPERIENCE MORE OF THEIR TALENT IN THAT ASPECT. SO PLEASE FEEL FREE TO INTRODUCE YOURSELVES OR IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS FOR ME, JUST ASK!!!
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| JanetRochester | Brontë Target Puzzle | 2 | Aug 31 2009, 8:18 PM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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Thread started: Aug 14 2007, 3:26 AM EDT
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I thought that anyone who tries the brontë target puzzle could let everyone know how they are doing, and if someone finds all 36 words. I will give you one hint, which was pretty obvious when I started to look at all the letters present. It said that there must be at least one nine-letter word, and if you studying the square for a moment, it becomes obvious that Wuthering is a nine-letter work from the group. So far I have come up with about 10 words. So let me know how far anyone has got that has tried.
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| Anonymous | Mark Ryan's Musical Adaptation of Wuthering Heights | 0 | Feb 11 2009, 2:22 PM EST by Anonymous | ||
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Thread started: Feb 11 2009, 2:22 PM EST
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MARK RYAN’S MUSICAL ADAPTATION OF EMILY BRONTE’S “WUTHERING HEIGHTS” NOW AVAILABLE ON iTUNES
Music from Singer/Songwriter/Actor Mark Ryan and co-producer Rob Vallier’s musical adaptation of Emily Bronte’s “Wuthering Heights” is now available for purchase and download on the iTunes Music Store and CDBaby. The six original songs are also available for streaming at www.wutheringheightsmusic.com and www.myspace.com/wutheringheightsmusic. Wuthering Heights Music features vocal performances by Mark Ryan; Jenn Korbee; Jessica Keenan Wynn and Katie Boeck plus musical performances by Tina Guo and Brad Fernquist. The six songs available for single purchase or as an EP include “Heathcliff’s Prayer” (Mark Ryan, Jenn Korbee); “I Love the Wind” (Mark Ryan, Jenn Korbee); “Kiss the Moon” (Mark Ryan); “Women” (Jenn Korbee, Jessica Keenan Wynn, Katie Boeck); “Dark Passion” (Mark Ryan, Jenn Korbee, Katie Boeck); and “I Am the Man” (Jenn Korbee). The Wuthering Heights Music website offers a promotional stream featuring four songs with narration by Ray Winstone and a video for “Women” directed by Mark Ryan. “I am excited to have Wuthering Heights Music available on iTunes,” said Mark Ryan. “With so much online support of the project, it is the perfect place to target our audience and extend our reach to new listeners.” Growing up amongst the hauntingly romantic landscapes of Yorkshire, Ryan developed an emotional connection to the story of Wuthering Heights, inspiring him to write eighteen original songs. The project was put on hold for Ryan’s burgeoning film and television career, and with the success of Transformers (Ryan voices Bumblebee), he decided it was finally the right time to record the music. Fans of Ryan, from his early days on Robin of Sherwood to his young Transformers fans, have embraced the new project and helped to support it online. |
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